Yes, Kyle Rittenhouse is a Hero

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[dblack]

Rittenhouse was a dupe. A naive kid who fell in with a bad crowd. The people who should be charged are the people who invited him there. The people who thought it was a good idea to send Beaver Cleaver into a race riot packing heat.

 

[hadit]

What curfew? I don’t live in a Dem run shit hole that is allowed to become a third world shit hole with savages running around burning shit down, requiring a “curfew”.

You do realize that the curfew was for everyone protesting and rioting, right?

The law either applies to everyone, or to no one, and it looks an awful lot like some people think it should only apply to those wanting to STOP the violence, not those DOING it.

 

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This will be our after dinner celebratory drink this Thanksgiving:

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

This will be our after dinner celebratory drink this Thanksgiving:

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I've got to see if a store near me has this. And I don't even drink! And if I did, it would be scotch.

 

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I've got to see if a store near me has this. And I don't even drink! And if I did, it would be scotch.

We are not big drinkers either but we are going to make an exception this year with a celebratory toast.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

We are not big drinkers either but we are going to make an exception this year with a celebratory toast.

I think it's very worth it. The young man is a hero.

 

[Batcat]

Like the majority of people who parade around with an AR15 strapped to their bodies, they’re doing it only to intimidate people. Seldom do many play athletics and exhibit much courage otherwise. When under stress and without a firearm , he behaved like a whimpering little coward. The world is filled with these people. They are the most dangerous with a firearm in their hands because they are acting out the video games they spend their time playing. He’s a typical coward. No remorse at all ever. He just breaks down when he has to remember being afraid with out having a firearm in his hands. He needs one for his manhood. Typical gun toting snowflake. It’s the name gun toters use on others to hide their own fears.

He wasn’t walking down a calm street intimidating people. He was at a RIOT where people were looting and burning. People died in such riots in 2020. Some were burned alive in buildings set abase by rioters.

At least 25 Americans were killed during protests and political unrest in 2020

Findings from Armed Conflict Location and Event Data raise concerns about continued violence during and after election day

www.theguardian.com

Body found in Minneapolis building burned during George Floyd protests | CNN

Minneapolis police said officers found the body of a man in a building burned down during the protests over the death of George Floyd in May.

www.cnn.com

Rittenhouse was planning to guard a business. You might ague he was a fool to put himself in that situation but it is hard to argue that in order to protect the business he needed a firearm.

Suborning Perjury? Video Evidence Suggests Car Lot Owners Lied on the Stand. What Did DA Binger Know and When Did He Know It?

pjmedia.com

Rittenhouse obviously has some PTSD issues from the shooting which is not unusual all all. Often cops who are evolved in a legitimate use of force suffer from PTSD.

Cops and PTSD

It's National PTSD Awareness Day; do you know a cop with PTSD?

www.psychologytoday.com

***snip***

When an officer is involved in a shooting, he will temporarily experience physical, cognitive, and behavioral symptoms. Time slows down or speeds up. Hands or weapons appear larger than life. Gunshots don't sound the way they do on the firing range. And afterwards? Memory degrades. So does patience. Isolation increases. It's hard to sleep, to stop thinking about the shooting or to engage in normal family activities. The officer is "dieseling at the curb," her body responding to triggers as though the cop was still in fight for her survival. None of us get to vote on these reactions. They are involuntary, generated by a storm of stress hormones and neuro-chemicals activated by the human response to threats against survival. Normal or not, post-traumatic stress can make an officer feel as though she's going crazy.

 

[Batcat]

Sure. He’s admired just like everyone else in the leadership of the NRA is held in high esteem for their criminal behavior. There should be a position there, maybe frauding the membership to pay off his law suits.

Liberals would LOVE to get rid of the NRA. If you ever do you will find the Gun Owners of America will take the NRA’s place.

Be careful what you wish for.

Gun Owners of America - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Dagosa]

Liberals would LOVE to get rid of the NRA. If you ever do you will find the Gun Owners of America will take the NRA’s place.

Be careful what you wish for.

Gun Owners of America - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Not really. As a one time member when it it’s primary goal was promoting safety in the use of firearms and supported proper training and backed licensing and accreditation in the teaching and in use of firearms, it was much closer to everyone’s common concerns. Now, it’s a haven for criminal intent and felonious behavior. It used to be a service organizations and is now a political action committee that promotes ignorance and falsehoods with one intent in mind…..servicing gun makers and the false idea that firearms Is a solution and not the people who support their proper and legalized use by only those who are qualified.

 

[yidnar]

Like the majority of people who parade around with an AR15 strapped to their bodies, they’re doing it only to intimidate people. Seldom do many play athletics and exhibit much courage otherwise. When under stress and without a firearm , he behaved like a whimpering little coward. The world is filled with these people. They are the most dangerous with a firearm in their hands because they are acting out the video games they spend their time playing. He’s a typical coward. No remorse at all ever. He just breaks down when he has to remember being afraid with out having a firearm in his hands. He needs one for his manhood. Typical gun toting snowflake. It’s the name gun toters use on others to hide their own fears.

the first shot was fired by a rioter .

 

[yidnar]

He started the fight.

how can running away start a fight !

 

[Batcat]

Not really. As a one time member when it it’s primary goal was promoting safety in the use of firearms and supported proper training and backed licensing and accreditation in the teaching and in use of firearms, it was much closer to everyone’s common concerns. Now, it’s a haven for criminal intent and felonious behavior. It used to be a service organizations and is now a political action committee that promotes ignorance and falsehoods with one intent in mind…..servicing gun makers and the false idea that firearms Is a solution and not the people who support their proper and legalized use by only those who are qualified.

The NRA still supports safety and training in the use of firearms.

Many democrats have said and are saying they wish to do away with the Second Amendment and outlaw the civilian ownership of most if not all firearms. The NRA stands up for the Second Amendment and does an amazing job considered the few members the organization has. Of course in the end it is the voters that stop the democrat’s plan to disarm civilians.

You insinuate the NRA is now “a haven for criminal intent and felonious behavior.” Democrats in many large cities are for defunding the police or replacing them with unarmed social workers, eliminating bail, and even emptying all the prisons. The result of course is skyrocketing crime. Now even liberals who once opposed gun ownership are buying firearms to protect their families as they realize the cops are no longer proactive but reactive. If you call your undermanned police department when the bad guys are breaking down your door, they will arrive just in time to put up crime scene tape.

If anybody is aiding felonious behavior it is the Democratic Party. Just look at the shoplifting craze in California.

A new breed of brazen takeover robbers hitting California luxury retailers, raising ire

High-end retailers such as Nordstrom and Louis Vuitton have been targeted by brazen robbers in Northern and Southern California, raising alarm among authorities, politicians and retailers.

news.yahoo.com

 

[AZrailwhale]

Nope. He‘ll probably should be more in fear of the proud boys who gave him all the $$$ just so he can lose it in the law suits. Hero’s on the right are anyone who can steal tax monies or get away with a crime. They luv that shit.

There won't be any lawsuits for him to defend against. As I understand Wisconsin Law, for survivors to file a suit, the deceased had to have cause and none of the dead or injured had cause. In every case, they were the attackers, not the victims of the assaults.

 

[AZrailwhale]

He started the fight.

Only if YOU consider stopping an act of arson starting the fight.

 

[AZrailwhale]

He wasn’t walking down a calm street intimidating people. He was at a RIOT where people were looting and burning. People died in such riots in 2020. Some were burned alive in buildings set abase by rioters.

At least 25 Americans were killed during protests and political unrest in 2020

Findings from Armed Conflict Location and Event Data raise concerns about continued violence during and after election day

www.theguardian.com

Body found in Minneapolis building burned during George Floyd protests | CNN

Minneapolis police said officers found the body of a man in a building burned down during the protests over the death of George Floyd in May.

www.cnn.com

Rittenhouse was planning to guard a business. You might ague he was a fool to put himself in that situation but it is hard to argue that in order to protect the business he needed a firearm.

Suborning Perjury? Video Evidence Suggests Car Lot Owners Lied on the Stand. What Did DA Binger Know and When Did He Know It?

pjmedia.com

Rittenhouse obviously has some PTSD issues from the shooting which is not unusual all all. Often cops who are evolved in a legitimate use of force suffer from PTSD.

Cops and PTSD

It's National PTSD Awareness Day; do you know a cop with PTSD?

www.psychologytoday.com

***snip***

When an officer is involved in a shooting, he will temporarily experience physical, cognitive, and behavioral symptoms. Time slows down or speeds up. Hands or weapons appear larger than life. Gunshots don't sound the way they do on the firing range. And afterwards? Memory degrades. So does patience. Isolation increases. It's hard to sleep, to stop thinking about the shooting or to engage in normal family activities. The officer is "dieseling at the curb," her body responding to triggers as though the cop was still in fight for her survival. None of us get to vote on these reactions. They are involuntary, generated by a storm of stress hormones and neuro-chemicals activated by the human response to threats against survival. Normal or not, post-traumatic stress can make an officer feel as though she's going crazy.

PTSD takes years to get over, some people never manage the task. Watch recent veterans react to loud noises. I'm a Vietnam Era vet and at first, I'd actually go to ground when hearing sudden loud noises. Eventually it eased off to just starting, and now nearly fifty years later I finally don't react beyond looking for the source. Some people aren't as lucky as I was. Kyle will suffer from nightmares for years; no sane person can take a life without paying a price. Think about that next time you laugh at someone reacting to a noise, or drinking or self-medicating to excess to deal with his or her problems. Veterans got those problems defending YOU.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

PTSD takes years to get over, some people never manage the task. Watch recent veterans react to loud noises. I'm a Vietnam Era vet and at first, I'd actually go to ground when hearing sudden loud noises. Eventually it eased off to just starting, and now nearly fifty years later I finally don't react beyond looking for the source. Some people aren't as lucky as I was. Kyle will suffer from nightmares for years; no sane person can take a life without paying a price. Think about that next time you laugh at someone reacting to a noise, or drinking or self-medicating to excess to deal with his or her problems. Veterans got those problems defending YOU.

Thank you.

 

[Crepitus]

You didn't listen to the trial, did you? You didn't see the evidence, did you?

After having all the facts presented to them the jury found that Kyle had the immunity of self defense because he was the one being attacked by a vicious armed vigilante mob.

Just because you are a hate filled Moon Bat who doesn't like that your fellow Moon Bats were wasted doesn't change the facts.

I suppose you believed Little Finger when, in his opening statements, claimed that "Kyle ran down Rossenbum and shot him in the back". Is that what CNN and MSNBC and the other Left Wing lying media told you Moon Bats? And you believe them? LOL!

The "trial" was a joke. The opposite of a kangaroo court.

 

[Crepitus]

how can running away start a fight !

What was he running away from when he left his home state to go shoot those people?